Le Wed, 20 Feb 2008 19:29:49 +0100, "Kai Sterker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 5:13 PM, Mathieu Bridon > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > That would be a good point then to advertise our search for help > > > to get at least one (better more) additional developers, two > > > artists and a writer to get going with a map editor and game > > > content. More about this in a while, but I thought I might > > > mention it at least briefly. > > > Sorry, can't help with that. My Python coding is very limited and I > > have absolutely no artistic talent. The only thing I can help is > > packaging and translating to french. but I could help forwarding > > your advertisement too :) > > That would be nice. In the past, around half the contributors came to > the project through personal contact instead of some announcement on > some website. > > > > In fact, I have a working RPM of adonthell, but it will never be > > accepted in Fedora repositories as rpmlint is complaining about > > some "zero-length files" in the API documentation. As I don't know > > how doxygen works, I don't know if I can just remove them :S > > These seem to be image maps describing which part of an image is > clickable. Even if they are empty, there might be a usemap attribute > that refers to them. I would guess that most browsers would still > render things correctly, even if the file is not available. > > But again, it might be easier to just exclude the API doc from the > rpm. If at all, it should go into a devel or doc rpm, IMO. > > > > Once this is done, I can submit it to the Fedora repositories. I > > don't know how much time it will take, but it might take some time: > > I need to find a sponsor, he has to review my package and if it's > > ok, I need to submit a second RPM for inclusion so they can see it > > was nota one time luck (hopefully, I will have 2 RPMs to submit: > > adonthell and wastesedge :) > > > > But while I'll be waiting for approval, it can be good to put them > > on the download section of adonthell :) > > I can do that then, once you are ready. I just finished them :) They might still need some polish for being accepted in Fedora repositories, but they are finished. I just played Waste's Edge after installing the 2 RPMs. It was very cool, but a little shord ^_^ Anyway, it is still under development so I guess it is not surprising, and it really has potential for building a great RPG like we knew on SNES :) Tell me if I understood correct, Waste's Edge is the game for this release of Adonthell, using features already in the engine. When you release a new version of Adonthell, there will be another game, that's correct ? You'll find the RPMs attached if you want to include them in the download section of the site. I'll tell you on the advancing of the inclusion in Fedora. Mathieu PS: how many people are working on Adonthell ? _______________________________________________ Adonthell-general mailing list Adonthell-general@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/adonthell-general